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Photo by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash Grief or loss is a part of life. It can mean loss of a job, family member, close friend or even witnessing a tragic event that results in the loss of life. Everyone processes life events differently. I hear often, “I haven’t cried yet”...
Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash I am consistently receiving texts from my child. Please come and get me. Please let me leave. Please don’t make me go to this social event. Please don’t make me stay for this assignment. It is a benefit that your child has their cell...
Photo by Henri Pham on Unsplash “My drinking has become an everyday topic with my spouse. It doesn’t matter if I have one drink or 10 drinks, the conversation is always the same. I am met with. Why are you drinking? Why do you feel like you need to drink?...
Photo by Tim Mossholder on Unsplash Wondering if there is joy to be had in your later years is a common question that people come to think of whenever they go through big transitions in their life. Some of these transitions can include retiring, death, or even disability. No one...
Photo by Ross Findon on Unsplash Yes, things have to change. If things or people are not changing then they are dying, literally. Many times people are averse to change because they want things to stay the same. When we prevent change from happening we are restricting growth and opportunity....
Photo by Tim Gouw on Unsplash When I began counseling school, I was surprised to find career counseling was a required course. I had no desire to do any career counseling. I wanted to help people with their emotions, relationships and interactions. What did career counseling have to do with...
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